Hell no. If you saw the lengths I have to go through to access these coins, you would understand what true paranoia is. I value this part of my coin collection at well over a hundred grand, and I take appropriate precautions to make sure that it's well protected.
Well duh. Get high quality photos and display those.
I'm not really interested in a loaded 5 or 25. If they were made multiple years, I'd probably feel differently. The 5 is a great coin. Maybe someday. Although I'm pretty happy with my collection as it currently stands.
That's a real shame. 5's have always held their premium and way more affordable than a 10. Surprised you have 2x 10s but not a 5.
25's are nice because they are the largest graded coin you can get. Premiums are lower than the prior 2. So, bigger piggy bank with weight.
Any thoughts to getting them all graded??
No. I put 0 value on ANACS's opinion of coins. I actually prefer mine to be ungraded. Will probably break open the one that is graded when I'm motivated enough.
That's also a shame. Grading coins is cheap. 0 value? I disagree. I find it very valuable to be able to put graded coin slabs in a case. It makes it easy to show people without them marking up the coin (fingerprints or scratches) or even messing with the label. It's like the perfect protective sleeve making them easy to show and easy to stack.
Looking at the picture of the back of your coins, your .5 silver is an S3. (Not an S2 - Darn)
